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What makes a software restart the computer?

TUKIN18S

Senior member
At the school I work for the band director bought a program called Finale 2006. It installs 3 separate programs. When we try to run one of them on the machine it automatically reboots. I opened the permissions wide open and still. I reinstalled and still. I ran procxp to see what files it accesses. Could this be a registry issue? I installed it on another older Win2k machine with SP4 and it works fine. Any suggestions? thanks!!!
 
Flat out reboots are usually driver related or low level system related (Usually memory accesses). Although that sounds like it should limit it to very specific things, it doesn't. I would try disabling your virus scanner if you can afford to. Check the eventlogs post-reboot also.
 
Oh, where is the setting at in win2k to not reboot on fatal errors? I can't seem to find it.

NEVERMIND I FOUND IT!!
 
hey, at the high school I attend, the band director wants me to help him w/ finale- it won't let you use keyboards hooked up in the program, you know, if you start playing something, and have the program put the notes in for you.

Edit: p.s., it's on an imac 🙁
 
Not sure on the MAC. What port do you have the piano plugged into? My problem is arising in the Finale Performance Assessment program on a WIN2K machine.
 
I tried running it with the virus scanner disabled with no luck. the event log is:

The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x000000d1 (0x6f83b631, 0x00000002, 0x00000001, 0xeb83b614). Microsoft Windows 2000 [v15.2195]. A dump was saved in: C:\WINNT\Minidump\Mini111705-03.dmp.

Not sure how I can fix this. I am more of a hardware kinda guy.
 
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